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Housing Habitat continued from page 5 Saturday, May 31, 2014 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Portland Lutheran School - Cafeteria 740 SE 182nd Ave., Port- land, OR 97233 Habitat for Humanity Portland/Metro East is look- ing for families that have a good credit history, a steady income, currently have a housing need, and earn 30 percent to 60 percent of the median household income in the Portland area (a fami- ly of four must between $20,800 earn and land Metro area that offers homeownership opportuni- this by mobilizing the com- munity and a hand-up Habitat is one of the only organizations in the Portland Metro area that offers homeownership opportunities to hardworking families making as little as $20,800 $41,640 per year). Habitat is one of the only organizations in the Port- ties to hardworking families making as little as $20,800 (for a family of four). We do Page 8 The Portland and Seattle Skanner April 23, 2014 model in which the home- owner helps to build and then buys their home with a 0 percent-interest Habitat mortgage. Additionally, Habitat offers home repair services to low-income homeown- ers, using the same 0 percent-interest loan and sweat equity model. Instead of being in a vulnerable and fragile economic position, Habitat families find them- selves in a position of strength. Habitatportland- metro.org Anyone interested in vol- unteering or offering donations is encouraged to call Habitat for Humanity Portland/Metro East at 503- 287-9529 or visit habitatportlandmetro.org. GET NOTICED IN THE SKANNER Call Today for Advertising Rates 503-285-5555
